WorksheetsStudy Guide 5
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
The capital city of North Korea
Pyongyang
Tokyo
Hokkaido
Shinto
Megalopolis
Huge sea waves caused by under water earthquakes
Sumo
Shoguns
Tsunamis
Megalopolis
The capital city of Japan
Hokkaido
Pyongyang
Tokyo
Shinto
A large "super city"
Megalopolis
Sumo
Pyongyang
Tokyo
A major religion of Japan
Ninjas
Shinto
Sumo
Tsunamis
The northern island of Japan
Yellow Sea
Pyongyang
Hokkaido
Mt. Fuji
A Japanese form of wrestling
Sea of Japan
Shinto
Shoguns
Sumo
Military leaders
Ninjas
Shoguns
Hokkaido
Sumo
Japan's national symbol
Mt. Fuji
Sea of Japan
Tokyo
Tsunamis
Because ocean currents & winds affect Japan's climate, the climate is different in
Northern & southern Japan
Northern & southern Hokkaido
Tokyo & Yokohama
The Sea of Japan
Because of the mountains, farmland in Japan
Is used only to grow rice
Is limited
Is unproductive
Can produce three crops a year
Japan's location on the Pacific Ring of Fire brings all of the following EXCEPT
Volcanic eruptions
Earthquakes
Tsunamis
Monsoons
The Japanese people place a high value on
Having a large family
Education
Indian culture
Western traditions
Japan imports oil, coal, iron ore & other materials for manufacturing & exports
Raw materials
Manufactured goods
Handmade products
Services
During the 1930s, Japan began taking over land in
The Hawaiian Islands
Russia
China
The Aleutian Islands
The Korean War erupted
After the Soviet Union invaded North Korea
After the Soviet Union invaded South Korea
After China invaded South Korea
After North Korea invaded South Korea
The North Korean government
Owns & runs factories & farms
Encourages free enterprise
Is elected by the people
Has limited
To help prevent pollution, Japan has
Limited the manufacture of Steel
Stopped the production of steel
Reduced workers' hours in factories
Passed strict laws to control it
Early Japanese society was modeled on
China
South Korea
North Korea
The United States
The Korean Peninsula juts out from northern China between the East Sea & the
South China Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Yellow Sea
Pacific Ocean
The major religions of South Korea are Buddhism, Christianity &
Confucianism
Daoism
Islam
Hinduism
Japan's modern farming methods allow farmers to
Plant only one crop a year
Plant crops on huge plantations
Plant crops on every available piece of land
Grow enough food to feed their families
Japan has two major religions
Shinto & Buddhism
Shinto & Hinduism
Hinduism & Buddhism
Shinto & Christianity
In 1910 this country conquered Korea & made it part of its empire
China
Japan
Russia
Germany
The Korean War ended in 1953, with
No victory or peace treaty
A victory for North Korea
A victory for South Korea
A unified Korea
Which of the following is true of the people of North & South Korea
They belong to the same ethnic group
They belong to a different ethnic group
They have never gone to war
They are both democracies
Powerful warriors
Taebaek
Kabuki
Samurai
Intensive cultivation
Tokyo, Yokohama, Osaka, & Nagoya
Megalopolis
Silla
Kanto Plain
Ring of Fire
Area around the Pacific Ocean where the earth's crust moves constantly
Pyongyang
Kanto Plain
Haiku
Ring of Fire
Japan's largest plain in eastern Honshu
Kanto Plain
Megalopolis
Ring of Fire
Taebaek
Farmers using all farmable land
Haiku
Intensive cultivation
Taebaek
Kabuki
South Korea's capital
Taebaek
Shoguns
Pyongyang
Seoul
A kingdom of early Korea
Ring of Fire
Megalopolis
Silla
Intensive cultivation
A famous type of Japanese poetry
Silla
Haiku
Shoguns
Intensive cultivation
Mountain range in South Korea
Intensive cultivation
Seoul
Taebaek
Megalopolis
Historical plays in Japanese theater
Silla
Kanto Plain
Haiku
Kabuki
